On Mon, Jul 02, 2007 at 08:09:37PM +0200, Christian Jaeger wrote:
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> Why so complicated? Why not just make git-rm without options behave like
> cg-rm? (Or at the very least, I'd change the hint to say "try -f --cached".)

It is probably a matter of taste.  Personally, I am really upset by
this behaviour that cvs, cogito, stgit and others share, which forces
me to issue 2 commands to really delete a file from version control
and from the filesystem.

Do you really need to undo an add more often than you need to remove a
file from version-control ?  It may be worth, however, to make things
easier.  Maybe "git add --undo foo" would be a solution ?  Not sure
we'd want to add --undo to many git commands, though.  Opinions ?

Best regards,
-- 
Yann
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